David Cameron has taken a gamble. Nick Clegg has bet the ranch. The Conservative and Liberal Democrat leaders deserve plaudits for audacity. Two political careers will be on the line: but so too may be the future of the Liberal Democrats

Clegg’s first year: Clegg on Clegg | Tall on Clegg | Land on Clegg Complementing his piece for The Voice earlier today, Nick Clegg has also released a YouTube film to mark the anniversary of his election as Liberal Democrat leader: Joining in with the Nick Clegg’s annual performance review - Iain Dale gives his take, and

PRIME MINISTER David Cameron and his Liberal Democrat partner Nick Clegg set about chosing the political figures that will make up the coalition cabinet.

Nick Clegg claimed to be the most honest of the party leaders as he arrived in Bournemouth for the Liberal Democrat conference insisting he was offering voters "change for real" at the next election.

Having just listened to a very interesting IPPR podcast from their event last week featuring Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, it is clear that this thing called ‘liberalism’ matters enormously to him. He is, perhaps, the Liberal Democrat leader who has given most emphasis to the ‘liberal’ dimension of Liberal Democrat thought. It is

Nick Clegg the Liberal Democrat leader has scorned an overture from David Cameron to cooperate against Labour.

The Liberal Democrat leader was the surprise winner of the TV leaders' debate. But is Nick Clegg up to the scrutiny that will come with the political spotlight?

Speaking at Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference today [Monday], Liberal Democrat Leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will say: Two and a half years ago, I stood in this very hall to make my first speech as Leader of our party. I said that the chance for change was within our reach, and we had

“Nick Clegg is a pale imitation of David Cameron.” Harsh words indeed, from Business Secretary John Hutton, speaking on BBC One’s Andrew Marr show, and judging from the questions posed to Nick Clegg, it would seem Andrew Marr would agree with him. John Hutton’s opinion of Nick Clegg can not be helped of course by

David Cameron and Gordon Brown are expected to concentrate their fire on Nick Clegg in the first television election debate next week in a bid to stop the Liberal Democrat leader getting an easy ride. e.